A lawyer representing the families of victims of a mass high school shooting in Michigan claimed Thursday that some school staff had concerns about the shooter months prior. “From literally the beginning of school, Ethan Crumbley was evidencing signs of being a highly troubled individual, to say the least,” Detroit attorney Ven Johnson said, according to ABC News. Johnson cited depositions recorded as part of a civil lawsuit against the school district and staff at Oxford High School, where Crumbley now 16, is alleged to have fatally shot four students and wounded others, the outlet continued. One teacher at the school said that Crumbley had doodled an ammunition magazine on a note card in August, ABC News reported. https://t.co/vIFrtbgPzr — ABC News (@ABC) September 23, 2022At least one teacher sent the poem to the school counselor in September, but reported that there was no follow-up, ABC News noted.

Source: ABC News September 24, 2022 00:46 UTC